The Walk
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Last published Tue, Aug 30, 2016
The Walk attempts to look at different aspects of my very present experience (and my relationship to God) through the lens of poetry. So far there are 4 parts: "Hearsay," "Words on the Wind," "Winter Jam 2016," and "For the Dying Man." Each one is complete as a work, but I will continue adding to the series as the need arises.
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